Due in 2015;
A complex will consist of a research laboratory, an interactive biodiversity gallery as well as basic amenities such as housing for staff, dormitories for students (capacity 50 people) and a camp site (capacity 200 people).
The centre will be available for use by domestic and international universities, schools and other institutions.
Visitors from the general public are also encouraged to use the facilities at the centre.
The centre that will become a tourist attraction because the laboratories provided the tourists to interact and see the scientists conducting research through “viewing desk”, intercom and microphone.
Cabin at Kenyir Research Station.